Stuart Faces Eldora Player in State Golf Classic
In the Jows amateur golf tournament at Waterloo, Carroll Stuart of Waterloo advances in the State Classic as he defeats Al Peaslee of Dubuque on the 21st hole. Other notable results: Craig McKee of Des Moines beat Bud Maytag and Nordstrom, and Art Bartlett defeated Ira Allen.
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Bud Maytag
Newton
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Davenport
Bob McKee
Des Moines
Ira Allen
Paul Barton
John Varra
Cedar. Rapids
Lee Herron
Sioux City
Art Bartlett
Ottumwa
Carroll Stuart
Waterloo
McKee
Stuart
G. A.wisner
Eldora
Pat Wilcox
Craig McKee
John Carey
B. E. Hayes
Chariton
Nordstrom
Bartlett
Alien
Wisner
Kim McGregor
Oskaloosa
Marc Stewart
al Peaslee
Dubuque
B. EB. Hayes
Bill Read
Davenport Star
John Yarra
Wilcox
Kid Lehr Knocks Out Gill in Eight Round Park Show
Kid Lehr of Waterloo stopped Mickey Gill of St Paul in the second round with a hard hook after Gill stumbled through the early stage. George Wallace defeated William Moorehead in the four round semi windup, while Tiger Trask and Ray Gartner impressed but drew no decision. Kid Rose edged Ted Carter in the opener.
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St. Paul
Kid Lehr
Witerloo Boy
Electric Park
Minnesota
Hay
Lehr
Gill
Feen
George Wallace
Willian Moorehead
Waterloonegra
Tiger ‘Trask
Ray Gartner
Tiger
Ray
Kid Rose
Ted Carter
Sunnyside Wins Bid to Host State Golf Tournament 1930
The State Golf Association accepted Sunnyside Country Club’s bid to host the 1930 state tournament at Sunnyside, with Waterloo and Sunnyside preparing for a standout event. The course promises a championship test and strong social appeal, while Sun nyside members plan ahead for a premier week. Hartnett’s injury rumors overshadow baseball news as Gabby Hartnett may not play this season, with Ray Berres also in question. Carroll Stuart, the Sunnyside sensation, adds color to Cedar Rapids coverage as the state field readies for competition.
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Waterloo
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Sunnyside
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Waterloo Club
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Cubs
Chicago
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Berres
Ea E Ot Thompson
Sonce
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Carroll Stuart
Cedar, Rapids
Waterloo High School
Stuart
Business
Pacific Coast
Landis to Receive Legion Award for National Service
Kenesaw Landis, baseball commissioner, will receive the American Legion’s national distinguished service medal Friday for his work with the Legion Junior baseball tournament. National Commander Paul V. McNutt will present the decoration, which had been awarded to only nine others. Also: Iowa golfers from seven cities meet in Albia for the first round of the Southern Iowa Golf Association tournament.
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Kenesaw Landis
American Legion
Paul V. McNutt
Iowa
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Ottumwa
Chariton
Bloomfield
Knoxville
Centerville
Corydon
Albin
Southern Iowa Golf Association
Moline Heads to Hawks Rivalry for Three-Game Series
Manager Dick Manchester brings Francis Walczak Jr and the Moline squad to town for a three game set at the local ball yard. Hawk starter John Niggeling shines after a rough fourth inning as Kenneth Storme belted a park homer and Hawks cruise past visitors 12 to 4 in yesterday’s contest.
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Fighting Moline
Leutenant
Francis Walczak
Hawks
Manchester
Cletus Dixon
Keokuk
Moline
Waterloo
Atr. Walczak
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Becker
Sig Wick
Hawk
John
Jonn Niggeling
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Tischer
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Price
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Niggeling
Walter McCready
Dixon
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Prevost
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Waterson
Frost
Sohinsk
Don Prevost
Anl Aingley
Fast dressers among Esil players at Chicago clubhouse
AL DEMAREE recalls Willie Kamm and other ballplayers as among the fastest dressers in baseball history. He describes nervous, high strung habits and rapid postgame transitions from monkey suits to street clothes, citing Fred Snodgrass and Heinie Zimmerman as examples of hurried dressing and impatient behavior.
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Willie Sox
Chicago
Willie Kamm
Mornine
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Hamm
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Matty
T. B
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Fred Snodgrass
Heinie Zimmerman
Star Three Years Old to Run for Rich Race Stake
Arlington Park hosts the richest race for 3 year olds with a $75,000 class for 2 year olds. Fifteen to eighteen top thorou bred contenders are expected for the American classic on Saturday. The winner earns about $63,000 and a $5,000 gold cup. Entrants include Dr. Freeland, Clyde Van Dusen, Blue Larkspur, Windy City, and Earl Eltel, touted as crowning the champion three year old.
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Chicago
Dr. Freeland
Clyde van Dusen
Cubs Grab First Of Giant Games In New York
New York July 11 Joe McCarthy's Cubs defeated the Giants 6 to 2 as Guy Bush hurled a strong game and Kiki Cuyler, back in hitting form, collected two singles a walk a sac fly two steals one run scored and two RBIs. Bush earned his eleventh win in twelve starts.
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Force Clubhead With The Right Force
Instructional golf note explains downswing mechanics for a pitched shot focusing on right arm use and wrists. Warns against rushing the downswing, keeping the neck anchored, and keeping the left wrist firm for follow through. Mentions Fraser’s thru swing and hints at a forthcoming piece by Sal Metzger with a request for a mailed response.
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Fraser
Sal Metzger
Mercur Hall and Merccur win national doubles tennis title
Gilbert Hall of South Orange and Fritz Merccur of Bethlehem captured the national doubles championship in Los Angeles. They defeated Ben Gorchakoff and Arthur Kussmen with a five set score 10-22 3-8 1-2 9-7 6-4. Emmett Pare of Chicago had previously won the singles title.
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Bethlehem
Ben Gorchakoff
Arthur Kussmen
Los Angeles
Emmett Pare
Chicago
Sioux Indian trap shooting tourney ends in Stony Point
Watertown July 11 reports Witam Hoon of Jewell Iowa placed third in the handicap championship with a score of 126 out of 150 as the annual Sioux Indian trap shooting tournament closed at Stony Point.
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Davenport Leads Valley League In Attendance For Home Games
Davenport tops the Mississippi Valley league in attendance with 15,467 paid admissions across 25 home games, averaging 618 per game. Waterloo ranks fourth with 11,612 attendance over 26 home games, averaging 444. Burlington second with 13,218 for 27 games, 490 per game, Keokuk 461, Rock Island 428, Dubuque 414, Cedar Rapids 374, and Moline 323. President Hill notes seven fewer games played than last year and expects attendance to rise as the race tightens.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Associated Press report on boxing results
The Associated Press notes New York fighter Chocolate defeated Ignasio Fernandez of Cuba in a Puerto Rico bout while Armando Sentiago of Cuba stopped Tony Pelligrino in Cleveland. Elly Wallace of Cleveland outpointed Tommy Grogan in Omaha.
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